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Cc thnh phn lm p t thc vt c thng hiu tuyn chn k lng nh: du c Abra, ht d, ht vi v hoa cc s mang li cho bn mt ln da trng sng v ti tn
For men, obesity may be associated with: Low testosterone and reduced muscle mass Fertility challenges, including lower sperm count and motility Sexual health issues, such as erectile dysfunction and decreased libido Metabolic conditions, including type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, and hypertension Sleep apnea and cardiovascular risks, both of which impact long-term health When men lose excess weight, they often see improvements in testosterone levels
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